Hey you, don't watch that, watch this! This is the heavy heavy monster sound, the nuttiest sound around ...

"Step By Step" New Kids on the Block

LOVE this song...one of their bigger songs.

Just listened to this song, and suddenly it's 1992 again .

If it's 1992, den I'd be never here...wait...am I just a non-existent CrAzY tAcO pErSoN?

Wait...once again...I dink I git dumber each day with every CUP OF COFFEEE! Dang it yall, now I have a craving fer coffee!

Just listened to this song, and suddenly it's 1992 again .

I've totally couldn't think of a song till this started playing on my Ipod.

"You Raise Me Up" ~ Josh Groban

Here's some mid-70s (mainly instrumental) funk:

"You Raise Me Up" ~ Josh Groban

The version by Irish band Westlife is better know over here (no surprise there ).

Now this song is by a guy we all know and this song is one of my favorites.

"The Promise" ~ John Schneider

This song reached #3 in the UK charts back in 1991. I'm not sure how well it did outside Europe.

The video above describes the song as "one of the most beautiful songs ever", so I was surprised to find that a "chipmunked" version had been sampled into a track called 'Second Chance' by The Game feat. Eminem.

Another GREAT Tim McGraw song...love it. Love the emotion in his voice...he makes me wanna cry for him.

"Remember When" ~ LeAnn Rimes

This is a sweet song and it is on 'Disney's Happiest Celebration' CD. I just love this song.

This video from BBC show 'Top of the Pops' shows band member Jeffrey Daniel premiering a move we now as the Moonwalk. This was about a year before Michael Jackson performed his first one. Daniel went on to work as a choreographer for Jackson.

One of my FAVORITE Christian artist. He is awesome to see in person...a lot of energy.

Can't believe I haven't posted this already:

If you prefer to continue Garrett's Christian theme then you could try a cover with rewritten lyrics by Christian parody band ApologetiX; they called theirs

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Okay I'm going to be a weirdo but this song was on 'The Brady Bunch' and wasn't release.

I've only come across the video on youtube and I fell in love. But I'm such a girl to love it. I wish it was released. I think its a good song.

There's nothing wrong with weird song choices - I know I've posted a few .

Songs Of Love - The Divine Comedy

The instrumental part of this track will be familiar to readers in Britain and Ireland as the theme from 'Father Ted'. I would post a link to some sketches, but I have a feeling they're region restricted .

Thanks Hoss. I know I'm going to be doing a tone a weird songs.

"At the sound of the tone" ~ John Schneider

Love this song. The first one of his songs that I fell in love with and the first that I got stuck in my head.

Hello darkness, my old friend:

(Original Version from 1964)

K-Duke, you don't have to post a video link (I know some people are still on slow internet connections), but it's nice if you can - this thread introduces me to all sorts of music I've never heard before. Also, don't forget that if you have any songs with single word titles, there's a thread called "One Word Song Titles" over in the "Music" section.

Thanks Hoss for leading me to this song...was so excited when I found I could use this song. This is a Christian song that is pretty big on Christian radio and LOVE it...can listen to it over and over again. Great message. You just made my day.

This is the last track from E's debut solo album 'A Man Called E', recorded a few years before his work with Eels.

I apologize for the video - it's the only one I could find on the whole internet! It's a slideshow tribute for someone's Scottie dog. Don't let that spoil your enjoyment of the song.

"You'll think of Me" Keith Urban

Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon - Neil Diamond

This is the original from 1967, although 'Pulp Fiction' helped popularize

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I first heard this song on a Disney Greatest album because the song was on the Tarzan movie they made. Apparently there are a few other versions but this has been one I've listened to.